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Google Ads for letting agents

A landlord with an empty flat may need it let quickly. An occupied property may be a management handover. Keep both apart from people looking for a home to rent.

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Letting agent showing an empty flat to a landlord

Separate landlords from tenants

Lettings agency landlord leads

Separate landlord enquiries from tenant searches. Show management options and the property types and areas you accept.

Qualify and measure enquiries

Follow valuation bookings through to signed instructions. Exclude tenant browsing from landlord acquisition metrics.

Track instructions, not listing views

Tenant searches are numerous and rarely become a management instruction. Send landlords to a valuation or a management page and measure signed instructions.

Landlords at different moments

A vacant property to let

Ask for the area and the property type. Show the patches you cover and how quickly you can visit.

A switch of managing agent

Ask what they are unhappy about only in your own system, and whether the property is occupied. This is a different conversation from an empty flat.

A tenant looking for a rental

Do not pay prospecting prices for this if the goal is landlords. Send them to listings and keep them out of the landlord numbers.

What the branch should count

Valuations booked and instructions signed. Exclude tenant browsing. A landlord outside the patches you want is not an instruction to celebrate.

What this looks like in practice

A landlord with a vacant flat may need to let it quickly, while an occupied property may be a management handover. Keep those outcomes separate from tenant enquiries.

Questions before you spend on ads

How do I advertise to landlords without paying for tenant enquiries?

Send landlord terms to a page about letting or management. Count signed landlord instructions separately from property views and tenant calls.

How do I work out what I paid for the work?

Add Google ad spend and management fees, then divide that by the number of landlord instructions linked to those ads. Include any setup fee in a separate first-month calculation. Use the same period for spend and results, and keep repeat calls, cancellations and unfinished enquiries out of the final count.

Run the numbers for your budget

Questions from local owners

Should tenant and landlord ads share a budget?

No. Tenants will spend it. Landlords are the campaign if you want stock and management.

What should the page show?

Areas, property types you take, and whether you let only, manage, or both.

What is a result?

A signed instruction after a valuation, by office.

Talk to us about your Google Ads

Tell us what you want to sell, where you can travel and which enquiries are worth taking.

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